New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-08

all those indebted to the REVIEW to
call at once and settle. This will en-
able US to balance our books and make
room for new accounts. -.
BRANDT & WEDDENDoRF.
The coun ty commissioners will meet
next Monday, June Is. . ~
Miss Annie Schoregge is the guest of
Miss Annie Behnke.
The Turnverein is making extensive
preparations to celebrate the fourth of
July.
3 Chas. Winkelmann and John Schmid
were the winners at Sundays shoot of
the gun club.
4 Lorenz Dauer of Town Cottonwood
entertained his neighbors and friends
with party last Sunday.
4 School district No. 3, town Cotton
wood, will have a picnic at Luger's
Grove June 26. Visitors from other
towns will be welcome
Mrs. Peter Harff, formerly resident
of St. Peter but now residing at Mime
apolis, is visiting with Mrs. Werner
Bosch.
The Turnverein has elected G. FL
scher delegate and R. Nix alternate to
the delegate meeting of the Turner's of
this state to be held at Duluth June 20.
and 26.
E. G. Koch. Jos. a. ,Eckstein and
Ed. H. Huebner attended court in Wa
dena county last week as witnesses in
the case Of Valentin Ortiz against Hen
~ Bauer for the recovery of a half in.
terest in saw mill. ..-.
The new railroad Familiarity known
as the Cannon Valley road, doe not
exist under that title now, but is called
the Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific.
Trains on this road began running in
and out of Mankato Wednesday,.
A team belonging to Friz Rolloff in
dnlged in "a runaway on Minnesota
street Saturday. A broken lamp post
in front of +. H. Behnke's store and
several demoralized hitching posts in
front Of the Chicago House marked!the
course of the runaways. Neither the
team Ior the wagon were damaged.
The board of:trade have appointed the
following gentlemen to assist the local
druggists in entertaining their visiting
brethren: A. Behnke. w. A. Bing.
ham, c. H, Ross, c. w. H. Heideman,
VIM. Koch, George Doehne, F. H.
Behnke, A. A. Bogen, Geo.. Schmidt
and NJ. Mullen. They met at 0. NJ.
Olsen's store yesterday evening and
made arrangements for entertaining the
druggists in good style.
Who says that stock-raising does not
pay? Last week Chas. Stuebe paid
Theo. Crone $4,000 for 60 head of steers
raised at his Vinegar Works stock
farm. Mr.. Stuebe is doing quite an
extensive stock business lately. Last
week he shipped 600 head of two and
three years old from this station. Yes
terday he bought 100 head at Tyler.
Friday he will receive 200 2 aud years
old at New Ulm and next Wednesday
he will receive 100 at Morgan.
The St. Paul weather Prophets Mr..
hellogg's predictions for June are:
Planetary disturbances for the End, 9Th,
14th, goth, Goth, 9th and 10Th, with
full moon on the 9TH. It will be very
cool month, he says, for agricultural
purposes, the temperature to average
below the mean of the season generally.
Mercury will cause the most disturb
ance in July. Mr.. Kellogg's predic-
tions were very generally fulfilled in
May.
The joint committee of the G. A. r.
Posts of St. Paul and Minneapolis have
decided that the Soldiers Home should
be located on the west side of the river
at Minnehaha, Minneapolis to pur-
chase site of 40 acres A joint effort
is to be made to secure q park OF 4C
acres on the east side OF the river oppo-
site if the home is located there. We
suppose that this settles the matter and
the locating committee might as well
save the Stale the expense Of examining
any other proposed sites.